Separation anxiety is one of the most common problems that dogs develop. It’s an anxiety disorder and is defined as a state of intense panic brought on by the dog’s isolation/separation from her owner(s). In other words: when you leave for work in the morning, your dog is plunged into a state of nervous anxiety that intensifies exceptionally quickly. Dogs are social animals – they need plenty of company and social interaction to keep them happy and content. No dog likes to be left alone for long periods, but some dogs do a lot worse than others: these are the ones most prone to separation anxi ..read more

3 Essential Oils that could harm your Dog_Part 2! I hope you all enjoyed part 1. If not, you can find it ,here. For part 2, I want to go over Cloves, Garlic, and Horseradish. 1. Cloves a. Clove essential oils should not be used around dogs. Clove oil can contain eugenol, which is also known as a type of pesticide, and it is uncertain how much is in each bottle. Clove essential oils should not be used as an oral application or licked in any way. Try your best to remember that it is a type of pesticide and can do great harm to your furbaby in high doses. 2. Garlic . Garlic is only toxic if con ..read more

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There are two extremes of opinion when it comes to dogs and their digging habits: 1. That a dog is a dog, and we should permit him to express his true canine nature by allowing him free reign over the yard and flowerbeds 2. A flowerbed is a flowerbed, and no dog should even think about expressing his dogginess if such an expression comes at the price of a season’s worth of rosebuds. My viewpoint tends to favor the middle ground. Although plenty of dogs do love to dig, and it’s healthy for them to be permitted to indulge in this habit from time to time, there’s a difference between letting you ..read more

Havanese is a good breed to own. Introduction to Havanese • Temperament • Size • Personality Why to Own a Havanese Breed? • Are Havanese good family dogs? • Havanese may be small but they are surprisingly strudy. • Havaneses learn tricks and Love to problems. • Havanese love to cuddle • The Havanese is known to be sweet and affectionate. • Havanese are surprisingly low maintenance dogs. • Are Havanese dogs good family pets? • Are Havaneses acceptable with Children? What is a Havanese? The Havanese is the public canine variety of Cuba, where they are a much darling family pet. Albeit a somewha ..read more

A dog is an instinctively aggressive creature. In the wild, aggression came in very handy: dogs need aggression to hunt, to defend themselves from other creatures, and to defend resources such as food, a place to sleep, and a mate. Selective breeding over the centuries has minimized and refined this trait significantly. Still, there’s just no getting around it: dogs are physically capable of inflicting severe harm (look at those teeth!) because that’s how they’ve survived and evolved. And Mother Nature is pretty wily – it’s hard to counteract the power of instinct! But that doesn’t mean that ..read more

How to select the right puppy in 4 steps? So you want a dog? But how do you know which type of dog fits you and your lifestyle? When selecting a puppy, it is important to not only go off its looks but also it's full genetic makeup. Step 1: Evaluating So let's start by evaluating dog breeds. What is the smallest and largest size you want a dog? While you are thinking also think about your home, your space, living restriction, etc. Large dogs are more likely going to need a larger area than the little one. Also, think about do you want a full breed or a mixed breed? Furthermore, just a side no ..read more

When it comes to bringing a puppy home, they are looking for guidance on where they stand in their environment. Are they the pack leader, are they in the middle, or are they a follower? We are to give me that guidance. Are you the pack leader? If a dog is out in the wild, its pack leader will eat first, and then the others can feast on what is leftover. You must do the same to show your puppy that you are the pack leader. You start by having the puppy watch you eat. When the puppy is watching you eat first, they see that you are the leader. This is not a time to tease your puppy with food or ..read more

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